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    SubjectRe: [RFC][PATCH 0/3] TCP/IP Critical socket communication mechanism
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    > You are using the wrong hammer to crack your nut.
    > You should instead approach your problem of why the ARP entry gets lost.
    > For example, you could give as critical priority to your TCP session,
    > but that still won't cure your ARP problem.
    > I would suggest that the best way to cure your arp problem, is to
    > increase the time between arp cache refreshes.

    or turn it around entirely: all traffic is considered important
    unless... and have a bunch of non-critical sockets (like http requests)
    be marked non-critical.


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